More robust and corrosion-resistant designs are increasing the safety and performance of safety-relief valves. The manufacturing and applications for relief valves and manifolds are continuously improving. 

Maintaining proper water chemistry can be challenging, but water treatment suppliers can help. Evaluate water treatment service providers using our Cooling Capabilities Chart.

Industrial operations continue to confront numerous issues with the cooling towers employed to cool industrial processes. The towers cool the processes by evaporatively cooling the circulating water used for process cooling.

When designing and installing a chilled water system, it is important to recognize the unique challenges that could make or break system performance. Understanding what materials and insulation to use in a chilled water system can help conserve energy and avoid costly issues like condensation and mold growth.

Designed for new and existing factory-assembled, crossflow cooling towers, the Marley BasinGard maintains the cooling tower’s hot-water basin flow by capturing mineral scale, pipe rust, fibers and debris. 

We hear it all the time: Doctors recommend that everyone exercise on a regular basis to stay healthy. The same can be said for process valves found in numerous industrial applications.

With the Ecodry 4.0 system, the company’s Microgel, Turbogel and Thermogel process-synchronized mold temperature control units are used to provide an operating temperature range of 41 to 392°C (5 to 200°C).

Fluid cooler combines cooling tower and heat exchanger functions into one system. The process fluid is contained in a clean, closed loop, protecting it from outside contamination.

Engineered to simplify system design and optimize water and energy savings, Nexus is a plug-and-play, modular, hybrid fluid cooling system. The units are up to 8’ shorter in height, have a 40 percent smaller footprint and are 35 percent lighter than traditional fluid coolers, says the manufacturer.

The use of additive manufacturing — also known as 3D printing — continues to grow significantly. Expanding from the printing of tooling, fixtures and prototypes into the full production of robust, reliable products used throughout many industries, 3D printing has moved well beyond simply printing uncomplicated plastic parts.